"Investors piling into bonds are likely paying too much attention to what
happened in the past and too little attention to where they are
starting from today"

Jag tycker att den här kommentaren är riktigt bra:

"I think they're saying (1) "risk of downside in bonds is higher than
upside potential" and (2) "most investors are underweighting stocks
right when stocks are relatively undervalued compared to bonds". Hard
to argue with either statement.I don't hear them saying "change from a prudent balance" or anything like that."

"One effect of the steep recession has been a sharp slowdown in price increases. A widespread and prolonged pattern of falling prices takes a drastic
toll on the economy. Consumers delay purchases, further weakening
economic growth. Deflation is especially burdensome for borrowers, who
see the real value of their debt increase as their nominal wages come
under pressure. Companies are reluctant to invest, given that the future
payoff from their investments is reduced while cash on their books is
rising in value."

"During the clip, David is constantly bombarded with macro-economic
questions and quarterly predictions, and he keeps bringing the
discussion back to a focus on individual companies and ground-up
fundamental assessment. David, as a growth investor that focuses on
particular trends and the companies that lead them, of course must take
into account specific macro trends, but he wisely understands that
worrying about numbers like “$2 trillion on corporate balance sheets”
across the board isn’t the most productive use of time.

Quarterly reports and speculative trading are great for the media.
Talking about long-term investing is not too profitable for them. For
individual investors that wish to go further than an index, I strongly
encourage ground-up fundamental analysis of companies, and particularly
dividend-paying companies."

Im gonna try to avoid writing words and dots without space since this stops the translation. I will also try to work on the layout (for example the "newest comments" at the bottom doesnt work) so that it works better at the english version.

I do agree that seeing visitors from other countries is very fun. It's amazing to report that people from over 137 countries and territories have visited Dividend Monk. The map shows visitors from basically every country except for a few in Africa and a handful in central Asia. It really is a motivator.

And a funny note: Google translator doesn't realize that parts of your posts are English quotes. So it translates them, but it only translates them moderately well, so it turns perfect English into broken English.

It's a remarkable translator that works very well, but it's a funny little quirk.

"Some people say they want to wait for a clearer view of the future. But when the future is again clear, the present bargains will have vanished. In fact, does anyone think that today´s prices will prevail once full confidence has been restored?"

"Investors are looking at the short term, and ignoring the long-term opportunities they are being offered. [...] From a bottom-up perspective, the equity market is offering some excellent companies at truly bargain prices for those with the fortitude to shut their eyes, or at least switch off their screeners and buy. "